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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
Charleston \, Birmiag ham O.
IarknIAL TO IHl ArrlALI

CHARLESTON, 8 o., Oct. s -Charles-
ton Is evidently wesrisd with wtnefF
ing 'ome victories. Although Situr-
day 10 q big baseball day here, there
was no,a corporate guard Of spec,a.
tors at the park this afternoon, and
the players consequently played with.
out spiri,. The only features Of the
same we're Dufise's two superb
catches In center field. Both were
literally picked Of the fence. The
visitors only got one man over the
home plate, E,teiqueet, who, In the
sixth inning, got a Inland scored on q
passed bali. Up TO this time the
game had bPen pretty close after that,
however, the locals began TO bat Wep.
ber's bslls, and that, together with
the wild throws Of the visitors telwsen
basee, gave Charleston q walk.over
The game was umpired by Chi.d q
catcher for the Charleston club, and
he was tolerably fair. Following is
tie
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'sCULL FER, BUB, sCULL FER,
A Deer Hunting Adventure with n
Humorous Ending.

"Ssull FER, BIB, scull 'er, and I'll
see what effect No. 9 shot W II have
on that fine buck feeding at the edge
Of the lake Just ahead OF ne"
These were the words used by the
colonel" to his friend and hunt.
ing companion Bob -, as he pez ID
upon the shaking willows herein ne
thought he saw the moving form OF
fine buck a hundred yards ahead oil
him. Upon close inspection, Bob
thought he saw II also" The colonel
Ssipg the eldest-thougA always con.
sidered one Of the poys-occupied
the van OF the boat, and Bob, nothing
dsunted, slipped quietly from
the stern into the mud and
water and did the pushing
act" In order that the poestssor
OF that "beautiful pair OF sntlers"
might not be disturbed by any unnec'
sssary noise. The deer moved on
apsce, aud so did the boat, and as the
colonel shock wirh "buck ague," Bob
was iorcibly reminded that the exer-
else was becoming 90 violent 10: him
that II the deer wss not soon per.
forited he would surely peter out"
"A few feet further Bob, and I'll 10;
him have H." whispered the colonel,
as he placed his trusiy fowling piece
a. n ready.
"wsll. you'll Just let him have II
now, as I'm out Of mild and can push
no further" replied Bob. And 60 he
did, and at the crack q the gun a 6ne
Jersey bull leapsd In the air aud bel.
lowed like he'd struck q hornets nest.
The hunters were almost paraly 2 I'd aud
gsEed at each other until their coniin
ued silence was painful. Toe colonel
fEslly spoke as follows:
"Bob ho.d no your hand and swear
that you will not give me away
when we return - tue cluo house,
nor, indeed, will you until alter We
Gro, the Tennessee line"
Boo was now plsyirg for even, aud
would never have promised but Tor
the fact that the colonel's eye assumed
a reddish cast, AID visions OF paint
brushes and buckets Of gore danced
Ia his mind. The return to the city
was made the following morning, and
inst ~ the train crossed the Tennessee
line the colonel stepped no TO his
friend BOB, who was surrounded by
other membe's II the party, and,
,ma, king him afsc,ionately on the
b,ck, exclaimed:
"ientlemep, here Ia the man that
sho, the Jersey bull for deer. Listen
while | tell you how Il occurred"
and he went on 10 relate the foil oc'
ourrenoe, except that he played B)b's
part. OF course q hearty laugh fol
lowed. IN which every one OF the
party Joined except Bob, who valnly
tried TO convince them that "he wa,
not the man, but II was the colone
that did the shooting" Thus natter
stand, and unless II Ia amicably settled
In q short time II is expected that
clash Of arms will follow. The names
OF the parties and the place Of the oc
currence Ia withheld In order that thu
grand Jury may not be able 10 indie
them and the natives 20 scalp huntinI
should they ever return TO that neigh
borhood.
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YELLOW FEVER ARD CHOLERA.
Tents for tho Refugees Leaned by
the q, ysrnment.

Tents for tho Refugees Leaned By
the q, vernment.
WAsHrsaToN, Oct. 8 Surgeon Gen.
ersl Hamilton this morning received
the following kilograms:
"IANrA. Fla, Oct. 8, 1887.
-Four deaths from yellow fever aud
about twenty cases; few Of these have
parsed the ( yer stage OF sevsnty-two
hours. Many people have fl d. 1t
may be necessary to establish q CANT
OF refuge In the country. The mails
can be iumigsted.
~. M. WALL, M. D."
STANFORD, Fla, Oct. s. 1857.
Can you loan me tents for refugees
from epidemic at Tsmpa.
"KIsa WILLY, N. D.
President Florida Health Protective
Association"
In response TO these, Dr.. Hamilton
ordered tents to be cent to Sa ford.
The surgeon general has sent dis
patch to Col. Haines, tupeIinte ndent
OF the Plant line Of steamers and "a.
vannah Il + orids railroad, stating that
in his judgment, sespiog cars should
not be allowed to 90 beyond Pala'k
until the Tampa epidemic 10 over and
the panic shall have ceased.
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A Destitute widow.

Confederate Soldiers;
There is 10 the city an old resident,
q widow, In destitute circumstances.
She has the a,g Of Company A Of the
l64th regiment. aud decree that the
Confederate Historical Association
shall have Il. She Is very old, has no
children her ton was captain OF that
company, and died shorty after The
battle OF Belmont. The h,g 10 In MIR.
Be,sley's hands, and We would like 10
see EN- al sum raised to relieve her
wants. Not for the flag, but for her.
Any sum, however small, will be re-
ceiyei by as and Tromotly sppropri-
ated. ]. Il, BRA'LKY,
No. o Malis n ttreet,
I. O. smith,
U. w. FRAzsR.
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LOCAL NUIlUks.
MrNrnn Steam Laundry. 22I I'd 8

MrsrHs Steam Laundry, 224 I'd 81.
U. X. HoUcK a Oh have removed
10 their new store, 38S Man street.
lyon want III pine lumber call on
Brinklsy Lumber Company, l24 Jei-
ferson street
WHEELER a wusos Manufacturing
Cnmpaby have removed 10 No. 800
Second street.
STANLEY a AsDERsos, funeral d.
rectors AID embslmen, 10 Madison
stree, are fully prepared TO iurnlsh
chaiis at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
sPKciAL Students will Ne received In
any department q, TIE Hiphee School,
or TO take private lessots In Music,
Art, + cation, Literature, the Ian.
gusges, or In the Businees Oourpe.
Mrs CARRIE NJ. KnArrso will be st
home In the frat week h. 0cteb er and
resume her clauses NJ VOCAL and also
teao Der a The piano. For terms ap-
ply 10 Mr. Emil Lsvy,at Wfzmann a
Co.'s, No. 303 Main street, With whom
intending pupils may register their
names. AZ already annour ced, Miss
Heating will give free scholsrehip
Tor the las, five months Of the stssion
10 The most diligebt and best student
q tie ees,ion up TO February.
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THERE 10 conspiracy to prosecute
Hidden. The conspirstors are, some
Of them, the men who employed
Chalmers. II they arc not coDtpira-
tors, why have they all these weeks
and months refused to give their
names to the public2 II their purpose
IL not q personal one to degrade Had.
den, why did they not an
nounce II to the public aud
give tn sir reasons therefor? After q
white the APrKAL may be able to put.
lish the names Of the men who feed
Gen. Chalmers, and then tie public
will he able to tell, from their self
governing private interests, why they
have conspired to degrade the moot
faithful Of puolic servants and thus,
for nearly a year, have put q stop TO
all public improvements.
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.
Nashville Completes Her Arrange
meats for Hts Welcome.
,srsotlL 70 rHs..rrs.Ll

NAsHvILLR, Tenn. ,osi. She prep.
arations for the welcome which
Ma hvills and Middle Tennessee will
extend TO President Cleveland, on his
visit TO this city, are rapidly nearing
cjmpletion. The commit, Q, have
their work well in hand, aud mss-
sages are coming from adj Dining coun.
ties that they will tend large delsgs
tons. The marshals have formed
their divisions, and the officer Of the
day IL Ailgning his civic forces Tor the
gala meeting. The day will mark an
epoch In the history Of the city In the
mater Of popuII Demonstration.
Thousands 0i yistjrs will be la the
city, and business. will be suspended
Ia ala departments 10 allow all classes
10 participAie Ia the welcome which
Sill be extended TO this nsiiou's chief
executive.
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Changing the Mail Roates.

WAsHIsoros, Oct. 8-General su
perintendent Nash, Of the railway
mail service, has directed that here.
siter, during the prevalence Of yellow
fever vt Tampa, Fla, all mails for
Key Westand Cuban ports be sent
down the coast line 10 Trsbue on
Charlotte harbor. sbout $50 miles
touth OF lamps, and there be- trans.
ierred TO mail steamers, which, By
direction of Second Assistant Post.
master General Knott, will make thts
point their northern terminus instead
Of Tampa All TsmTa mails will be
fumigsled at Lakeland.
Lster-Yellow fever lie still spread
ing Ut Tampa. Over twenty ca.es
have been reported and four death,
altogether.
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BLACKSTONE tells N that there Was
once, amons.tbe statute, Of J. gland, a
la~ Furnishing q man Tor shedding
blood In the streets. aud that one day
a man isinisd upon the pavement. A
physician, on being called, resor''d
Immediately to restorative measuns,
and bicd the sufferer, wheteup,n the
phy stefan was are,trd Tor shedding
blo,d in the ttreoia Blackstone cites
the case 10 illusra,s hos stsurdly q
statute may be Interpreted. NJ
Hidden has cndeavofed 20 resio Q
Memphis n physical and 6oanclsl
health. and has succeeded. Aud ye,
he has been indicted on stsIsI Of the
lax az sbsuid 10 that OF watch Black
stone teilr.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
a yeuss Mas Eiiiea and several
sthsr- Isbarea.
Isrsci.L 70 rus arrslL.

lsrsoi.L 70 vas ArrslL.i
NAsAy LLK, Tenn, 0Ji. 8 The site
Of "a. new bnogr, building across tbs
Cumberland river At Hyde's Jerry,
~ the ,csne OF terrible boiler ,r.
plo.ion today, by which ons
man lost his lie aud another
had his leg broken q, ths
thigh, and several we're badly bruised.
1hute are four sngnrs pumPng wzier
from the c,"sIdsm, which has
.sen hard TO. empty. Oae OF
lh,se eng're. va 90 the liItl,
steamer faducah, and Thomas
]. neppsrd, Hstd Iwenty'tso wears,
YES ths engineer. About O'Clock
the men heard fearful explosion add
ras mD.ip h,iDg through the air.
Two m .n " iIu Knocked mo the nysr,
but scrambled ont W. II. 7 Morgan.
- earpentef, had lis left thigh b5ne
broken by y firing besm. Trtppad,
alter rome searching, was found
twenty feet from tue b at In the river,
lis skul cruthed and his
h ,dy ,shsured, probably insiaoily
killed.. The b A. was literally
blown into eplintera. The ojronsi's
Jury was tummoosd, and alter hearing
Inc evidence ret def,d q verdict that
the IplcsIon by which lrsppsrd came
Go hts Il, ath vas caused by his c.rry.
log more etc, N ih IN Wa. allowed by
his license. The boiler bad been irt :
qusnIly inspected by the au,horiti.s.
[ appssrs that Treppard was In the
bsbit OF running his engine
At too great n pree.uts aud had
been several limse cautioned agAine,
80 doing ny his fellow engineers.
Fdday siterooon he was xari ed that
II he we're not more careful be would
be bown up, 10 which he Aos Sefed
laughinsly tina, he knew how 10 lock
ont for himself. Martin Harvey, q
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Aaron Ashi.y'- Cosfe.sios.
IaranIIL ~ I'm ArrlLLI

FiRsfSoH.x, Ala, Oct. s-Aaron
Ashley, one Of Ihs gang Of nesro
burglars who were run In by the po.
llcs pish, before last, and who was
shot through the back by ono Of the
officers. made q confession to the po.
lics today by the way Of = supplement
20 a chapter e buigsries and high.
way features that he owned no 10.
just after he Vas ahot the worst thing
n, conlesses TO have done here IL
tins recent murdeiois slusging Of Joe
Mead, Tor Witch Jjnn Williams, ALEC
cnlored, 10 In al. lie Gays wiliisms
only struck mead's cousin, Miss Blu.
ser, Who Was Win him, aud like him
was nearly killed. Among his own en-.
blot elsewhere Of which Ashley tells
is the killing Of vhits msn at CAIRO,
III sons ten yeas ago on q terr, =
bo.t on which they both worked. lie
10 no~ apparently At deaths door.
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HONOKS 70 MADDEN.
Arrang emsnts for the Ovation-Ihe
Memphis clubs Tribute.


Every arrangement is complete for
the ovation 10 Mr.. Hidden on his
arrival Tuesday evening. Nothing
has b, en- neglected that can 20 to
make this deserved honor to the chief
officer OF the city one OF the most
notable ever rendered by II to one Of
its public men. At joint meeting Oh
the committees on arrangements, held
last night q. the eff - OF Col. WE.
Taylor, who presided, the various
cub committees reported success in
Every department OF their work
several names were added TO the
list Cf msrshals, which complete 10
as tollows: CJl. W. +. Taylor, cbi,f;
sss, I'sn.s, Gen. ]. J. Dopuy, Maj. J.
". Fulmer, Capt. W. A. Collier, J. j.
barry, K L. Coffiu, Dr.. William
Townes, j. j. Shoemaker, w. =.
Yopp, John A. Powell, ]. f Mask,
and J. ]. B,x,er. w. l. Yopp, chair
man Of the committee Of arrange
ments, reported that the Chickasaw
Guards, Merchants Y ,uaves, and
10 nave Guards had accepted the invi-
tation to join the reception. Capt.
Sam Carnes was selected as command
erin chief OF ali military companies
/ which may form in tie procession.
NJ. Yopp further reported that all,
with the exception of very few Of
the seventy five citizens invited to
serve on the reception committt e, had
accepted, and that they would 20
on the special to meet Mr.. Hidden.
This train will leave the Louisville
& Nashville depot at $3.50 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, and proceed 90 far
ss Brownsville, where Il will meet the
regular train bearing Mr.. Hac den.
The committee will take charge OF him
then, and will escort him to the city,
arriving at the depot at s O'Clock.
The msrsSals are requested to meet
Col. Taylor az bis Office NJ ,ndsy alter
noon at 8 O'Clock, when the program
Tor the procession will bs completed,
in order to be- published 10 Tuesday
mornings papers. All Of the societies
and orders, white and colored, are
cordially Invited to lin in the parade,
= and thoee who intend doing 30 will
please notify the chief msrshal
1 on Monday or early Tuesday
morning in order that they may be
assigned TO suitable places. As an
. other and hnteilpg evidence Of the
. popular regard for Mr.. Hidden by
. every clase Of our citzsnP, the follow
ing list Of the members OF the Memphis
(, club, one OF the leading social organ.
! izations Of the city, composed OF many
, OF the best OF our Jewish citizens,
: In response to the suggestion to ten
y der Mr.. MADDEN public reception,
subscribed a generous sum for tina,
u purpose. These names appear on the
J, list: Albert Miller, J. b. Got'helf Sa n
New, A. Cohp, T. Laudman, II. b.
< schloss, Henry Frank, John Frank, i.
= sameleon 4 Co.. Loeb q Nook
Hirsch & Gr6nsuer, L. Kern,
Z lsaac Gouheif, Eugene Friedman, ],
/, NJ. Friedman, :. J. Friedman, A. l..
Lowensteir, ii. Bsnsdorf, Ike Fr cd.
: man, l. RIsin, Sam Jacobs, Hirsh
Morris, Ssm scnlosp. Lee HiTsch, 4
= + Imam, Sam Foltz, Ike Msndelssonp,
]. ID. Marks.
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acted. This is q particular ststemen
OF fact which cannot be questioned,
The Avalanche said: III Gen. Chsl.
mers has been promised q fee, the
Avalanche has never heard any one
who even pretended to know In
innate the source" 1t will now have
to confess, with Gen. Chalmers posi-
tive statement before II, that some
body has paid the general fee to
assist In the pros, cution. Thus II Is
shown that the Avalanche, In endesv.
oripg to convince the public bat there
va, nebody engaged IN the prosecu.
ton other than the grand jury, has
been-to use the very mildest term
mistaken, and that the APPEAL has
been most decidedly In the right.
The light Ii breaking upon the dark
places. The next thing will be TO
devslop the names Of the persons
who have employed Gen. Chalmers.
When those names Bhall be sscsr.
tanned the APPEAL will, perhaps, be
willing 10 rest its case, but not until
then. Gen. Chalmers Ia q lawyer OF
ability, with high rank In his profess
sion. He has charged large fee 90 q
retainer, aid would not take the case
u til that fee had been rendered
Therefore, II is clear that his clients
are persons who are sbl to pay biz
fees. Gen. Chalmers says they arr
prominent citizens and Taxpayers.
Now, let them come forward aud Civ
the public their names. II the!
should prefer that the Avalanche b,
the first to announce them the APPEAl
will not complain. II only desire
that they come out into ths opon, ant
no longer sknlk In the bushes.
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A Me,a from Con. Cn.Imrr..

10 the Editor Of the Appeal
I returned this morning from I'LL.
pois, where have been engaged In
professional business, and found the
following 10 your paper:
sThs Avalanche has intimatsd that Gen.
Chalmers sought employment In the HAD
s sss 81 ss1.s III n, pI,silT,.
city.
ANY charge or iDsinuation that /
either sought employment sgaibst
Mr.. Hidden, or that have consented
TO appear In the case without fee, 10
absolutely snd ,mpha,ically untrue
Prominent citizens and taxpayers u
Me nphis sought my services for q
Zee which l uesmsd wholly insde.
quate TO the importapcs Of the case,
and declined TO accept II Subee.
quenlly they came TO my terms and i
was employ ed. rhe APPkAL has dit.
gently sought TO Aod out Who my
clients are, but until they choose TO
disclose their names l have no right
10 do 40. / canno', howevtr, tubmii
quietly TO the insinustion that j am q
snysier seeking notorie,y by appear
ins unsolicited In q sensational case.
shiesd lawyers In d liepseo Of crimi
nails assail the character aud motivei
Of the prosecui and his witnesses
and u was very apparent to my miuC
Why the ArrKAL wanted these names
IL wee q legiiimsie mode Of ws,i ~
and ] did not Object to ". Bu, ia
Effort to snswer the inquiries Of Oh
APPEAL with tho in,inuauon that
was t,ekirg lotorieiy without I'm
pigment was wholly ill.gitimat
and unwa'rant, d, and I an oblig,
10 the ArrKAL for ditcredltirg H.
Jas X CnAIMERs.
Memphis, Tenn Oct. 4, 1887.
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The Ase On. Ahead,
IsrsofAL 10 rus lFrsILl

BInxlSeHsn, AIs., De-. s.-rhe Age
todsy scord an important point Ia
the matter OF prsss teleEraus by the
sffecluation Of a e,ntrao, II has had
for ZONE time With the United Press
company. The latter has here oIore
been rssusiued from serving the Age
BY some complication with the Asso.
ci,,ed Pres, bu' this hsvirg been re-
moved IL toe lsst few daNs the full
limited Press service 10 coming 90 this
p,pfr tonight over iis leased wires
hsior the Associated Press telegrams,
The Ace will appeal from Chancellor
Cabb's decision q yesterday sustain.
Irg oer,sin points Of he Herald's a >.
marttr. Then, 4 tie supreme court,
I'm December, sustaine the decision. the
I'M gill be suc ldsd according TO the
en- ,nerllot's diota, 90 thai the csse
can hardly be heard on Its merits m.
an ,hs Jrly term Ct the chsneery
court.
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TABLES TURN Ed.
Memphis Loses n Same 10 New
Orleans
Cnsriesson Defeats Birmtngha m
AEain-Lesgas and Associ.
alton DANES.
ESPECIAL TO rHu AprsAL.I


NEW ORLEANS, La, OFT. S-Nsw
Orleans tur cd the tables today
and won easily from Memphis. En-.
rors by Phelan and Audrsws, three
passed balls, a phantom hit, q two
Dagger by Geis', Vaughn's single and
some good running yielded four rune.
TIE game was well, played after this,
but Memphis could not overcome the
lead. The outtisld ing on both sides
was SUPERB, and the IL fl .lders did
great work. Crotty was a little of In
his catching, while Wells caught fine.
ly. The game was pretty near even
In these respects, but New 0cleans
WAS favored by luck in hitting and
being assisted by Memphis errors
just at the right time. Tners will be
two games Sunday and one Monday,
President Oarnes having conse nted to
play Oh their postponed games here al
1925 per game.
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Charges Agsia., Capt. Wallet.

NKw YoRK, Oct. s.-Surveyor Bsat.
tie has pr, isrred charges sgainst Gap
vsllet, Of the sesmship Alesia, which
arrived here from Naples two weeks
ago with cholera on board. II ls al.
legged that the captain did not provide
proper hospitals for his passengers;
that he failed to provide tables and
teats for the sttersge passengers, and
In mis- manifest Of passe Singers hs did
not give the cause OF death Of the
PASSENGERS who died on the pas'sg,.
Capt Valet was held In s., 900 Tor the
grand Jury.
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mis-. msud I.asis.' Desst.

One q the pleasing incidents Of
the LIIe Evans engagement, was the
debut Of Miss Maud J,iiries, Of this
city, and Who was granted the privi-
lese Of appearing In the role Mile
THATCHER. the govsruss,. In "our An
gel" At the matinee yesterday alter
noon aud again last night Mrs
JED rios made quite q favorable Inn
prce,iop not only upon the audience,
but slso his stage people, aud rem
der d the part remarkably vel Tor an
amateur. She has IN attractive stage
presence, and evidently has tsent Tor
dramatic business. AZ the vesersn
sc,or, ca. Mortimer, ssid TO sfsporier
II the ArrSAL last night: "lt you ever
h,ye any ipildspce over Anyone VINO
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GHN. CHlLsGR makes n statement
N this mornings itsue 81 the Atrial
which will check the AvAanch. In
lie Wild career. Here ~s hsve, over
the generals ovn iIsbs,u'e, the FIAT
statement that be hss been employed
by c,risin perops, ~bose names be
dos, no, think I, proper to give, 10
ptsc w Mr.. Hsddsp. Til, cru.nes
he AyslsLch,s charge that Gen.
Ch.lmsTs bad not been smplo, 9 In
the Gaze, ard makes II very Gear 10
the people ha; Tee 10 an Organize
lion witch has in vsw tie overthrow
OF Mr.. Hidden. Nos, the ArrsAL
ard the pope Of Memphis would
M. 10 In, " the pfmt Of the p,ro
xho bass employed Gen. Ctsl b,r,.
The general states that whsn he
va, Ora. solicited 70 ,aio the case hi,
terms were thought to be too hish
,nd they Withdrew. Cabs qusnIly
4 :, ,s,ur1ed and gave the lee be Il.
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MAIII Men,tne SOLD.

HustIins Horace PHILIPPE, manager
Of the Pit,sburg club. is very anxious
to sig fra, b,semsn wslly Andrew
Of the Browns. The management ti
the Memphis club Yesterday received
q tel, gam from Phillips Offering 800
for Aodrews relesse. The answer vss
bh,i aud TO the point, and read 'lou
csn't have Address q, any price"
Phillips should qnit telestsphips for
Andrews because II isa s-t,l-d fact
that he will guard the initial beg Tor
Memphis NEXT season.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL..SUNOAY. OCTOBER O. 1887

boy, test ID that he was In the boiler
room ten minutes b. fore the expio-
siou, and heard Trsppard FAY there
was lao pouo "a OF 1t. sm, or twenty
pounds more than ths licenee allowed,
0oe large piece ri the boiler VS.
found $50 yards off up the river hank,
and scraps Of the tot were blown
across the river.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

" the repor, be true tina, Eoslhh
landlords are evieting cruelty Amer
lean ciusenB who have settled on
land In 0'Bdsn oouht +, Ia, in tie
belisi that they had th. right TO locate
there, these landlords had better
never set foo, on their possessions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

"TBos thu gods Wish to destroy
they fret ske mad" Ard the Av.
alsnchs is experiencing a dreadful
distempsr. When II shall peTuse
Gen. Chslmsrs' card In the ArrEsL
this morning It will be al, subject
for a writ de lunatico IL quirsndo.